Bridgewater College speaker reminds graduates to take care of self, others
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Bridgewater College recognized 282 undergraduate and 35 master’s students receiving degrees on Saturday during its 144th commencement ceremony.
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Virginia receives more than $49M from Biden program to replace lead water pipes
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President Joe Biden’s Investing in America is providing Virginia more than $49 million to identify and replace lead service lines.
Bridgewater College recognizes alums for achievements, humanitarian service
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Bridgewater College honored three alumni at the College Awards ceremony for their professional achievements and humanitarian service.
Bridgewater College basketball coach Steve Enright leaving for Keene State job
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Former Dan Hurley assistant Steve Enright has stepped down from the head coaching job at Bridgewater to take the head job at Keene State.
Bridgewater College art majors to display works in group exhibition through May 3
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Bridgewater College art and digital media art majors will showcase their works in a senior art thesis exhibition on display in the Beverly Perdue Art Gallery.
Headwaters invites farmers to learn about Conservation Best Management Practices
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Headwaters Soil & Water Conservation District welcomes anyone interested in learning how to install Conservation Best Management Practices.
Former Rockingham County Schools superintendent to deliver Bridgewater commencement
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A former superintendent of Rockingham County Schools and a Bridgewater College trustee will serve as the college’s speakers for 2024.
House energy coalition applauds EPA’s first-ever national drinking water standard
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The Environmental Protection Agency has finalized the first-ever national drinking water standard for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances.
Bridgewater College celebrates 144 years with faculty, student awards on Founder’s Day
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The Founder’s Day observance at Bridgewater College commemorates the April 3, 1854, birth of Daniel Christian Flory, who founded the college.
Staunton amends city code to allow residents more time to pay water bills before utility cutoff
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The Staunton City Code has been amended to give residents more time between failing to pay their utility bill and water being disconnected.
